Simon Chiu
@geetfun.com
An account you should follow for b2b software stuff. I code in Ruby, JS, and Go. Unemployable.
✉️ http://sendbroadcast.com Email automation tool
⌨️ http://proggy.io CLI tool
💳 http://transactful.com Refund Request (free)
✉️ http://sendbroadcast.com Email automation tool
⌨️ http://proggy.io CLI tool
💳 http://transactful.com Refund Request (free)
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I would recommend sendbroadcast.net built by @geetfun.com with Ruby on Rails
Self-hosted email marketing software | Broadcast
Broadcast is an end-to-end email marketing software that helps you create, send, and analyze email campaigns. It is a modern, cloud-based platform that is easy to use and integrate with other tools.
sendbroadcast.net
September 25, 2025 at 5:42 AM
I would recommend sendbroadcast.net built by @geetfun.com with Ruby on Rails
Cool! I just bought a skip-the-line for sendbroadcast.net 🤝
Self-hosted email marketing software | Broadcast
Broadcast is an end-to-end email marketing software that helps you create, send, and analyze email campaigns. It is a modern, cloud-based platform that is easy to use and integrate with other tools.
sendbroadcast.net
January 16, 2025 at 12:36 AM
Cool! I just bought a skip-the-line for sendbroadcast.net 🤝
100%. Market validation is expensive. Skip it and focus on marketing in a niche.
January 14, 2025 at 8:17 PM
100%. Market validation is expensive. Skip it and focus on marketing in a niche.
100% agree. Even a different UI/user experience, onboarding, etc.
January 14, 2025 at 4:53 PM
100% agree. Even a different UI/user experience, onboarding, etc.
Haha... I can envision every human being kicking back on a lawn chair, having a beer because everything is "done".
But no... we must build on.
But no... we must build on.
January 14, 2025 at 3:28 PM
Haha... I can envision every human being kicking back on a lawn chair, having a beer because everything is "done".
But no... we must build on.
But no... we must build on.
Working productively definitely has a inertial momentum to overcome before it feels easy.
Like rolling a wheel. Heavy at first, progressively easier with each rotation.
Like rolling a wheel. Heavy at first, progressively easier with each rotation.
January 14, 2025 at 12:58 PM
Working productively definitely has a inertial momentum to overcome before it feels easy.
Like rolling a wheel. Heavy at first, progressively easier with each rotation.
Like rolling a wheel. Heavy at first, progressively easier with each rotation.
LOL... oh man.... you got me 😂
January 14, 2025 at 12:38 PM
LOL... oh man.... you got me 😂
Hopefully in a couple of days.
Trying to sprint this thing through.
Trying to sprint this thing through.
January 13, 2025 at 9:08 PM
Hopefully in a couple of days.
Trying to sprint this thing through.
Trying to sprint this thing through.
I don’t use the mopping function, just the vacuum.
For mopping, I do it manually with a Tineco.
I’m always a bit worried how long this thing would last if I got it wet. 😂
For mopping, I do it manually with a Tineco.
I’m always a bit worried how long this thing would last if I got it wet. 😂
January 13, 2025 at 7:35 PM
I don’t use the mopping function, just the vacuum.
For mopping, I do it manually with a Tineco.
I’m always a bit worried how long this thing would last if I got it wet. 😂
For mopping, I do it manually with a Tineco.
I’m always a bit worried how long this thing would last if I got it wet. 😂
Haha yep.
I’m going to have to hold myself accountable.. 🤞
I’m going to have to hold myself accountable.. 🤞
January 13, 2025 at 6:42 PM
Haha yep.
I’m going to have to hold myself accountable.. 🤞
I’m going to have to hold myself accountable.. 🤞
I bought a low-end Roborock Q5 Pro to test things out, as it was on sale last month.
This thing is such a charm to use.
Very efficient, smart, and the lidar feature makes it vacuum route fairly good.
I can't believe I didn't buy it sooner.
This thing is such a charm to use.
Very efficient, smart, and the lidar feature makes it vacuum route fairly good.
I can't believe I didn't buy it sooner.
January 13, 2025 at 5:48 PM
I bought a low-end Roborock Q5 Pro to test things out, as it was on sale last month.
This thing is such a charm to use.
Very efficient, smart, and the lidar feature makes it vacuum route fairly good.
I can't believe I didn't buy it sooner.
This thing is such a charm to use.
Very efficient, smart, and the lidar feature makes it vacuum route fairly good.
I can't believe I didn't buy it sooner.
Definitely we ended up on the right side of luck to be able to philosophize about this.
January 12, 2025 at 4:26 PM
Definitely we ended up on the right side of luck to be able to philosophize about this.
I jump between both platforms.
On some days, _nothing_ is interesting on either. 😂
I go read a book instead.
On some days, _nothing_ is interesting on either. 😂
I go read a book instead.
January 12, 2025 at 3:37 PM
I jump between both platforms.
On some days, _nothing_ is interesting on either. 😂
I go read a book instead.
On some days, _nothing_ is interesting on either. 😂
I go read a book instead.
I think about this a lot.
Just my own views, but personally I do believe luck played a bigger role than skill in my life.
Not to minimize my own skills, but I could have had 20% less skill and ended up the same. Can’t say the same if I had 20% less luck.
Just my own views, but personally I do believe luck played a bigger role than skill in my life.
Not to minimize my own skills, but I could have had 20% less skill and ended up the same. Can’t say the same if I had 20% less luck.
January 12, 2025 at 3:33 PM
I think about this a lot.
Just my own views, but personally I do believe luck played a bigger role than skill in my life.
Not to minimize my own skills, but I could have had 20% less skill and ended up the same. Can’t say the same if I had 20% less luck.
Just my own views, but personally I do believe luck played a bigger role than skill in my life.
Not to minimize my own skills, but I could have had 20% less skill and ended up the same. Can’t say the same if I had 20% less luck.
Instead, look for generalizable lessons, and look toward people at/similar to your current level for things that are applicable to you.
January 12, 2025 at 1:07 PM
Instead, look for generalizable lessons, and look toward people at/similar to your current level for things that are applicable to you.
Yep! I’ve done away with e2e, but I like the idea of keeping the ones for critical flows eg. Sign up, payment form, etc
January 10, 2025 at 9:49 PM
Yep! I’ve done away with e2e, but I like the idea of keeping the ones for critical flows eg. Sign up, payment form, etc